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Large format tiles.
Large format is now the default in new Australian builds, for one simple reason. Fewer grout lines means a calmer floor, a cleaner wall, and a room that reads as one continuous surface rather than a grid.
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Arabescato Firenze
1200 × 600mm · honed
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Calacatta Brillante
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Calacatta Meridiano
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Paonazzo Capri
1200 × 600mm · honed
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Emperador Nuvola
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Arabescato Imperiale
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Arabescato Firenze
1200 × 600mm · honed
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Arabescato Positano
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Arabescato Torino
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Statuario Monte
800 × 800mm · honed
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Statuario Asolo
1220 × 610mm · honed
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Emperador Provence
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
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Emperador Tirreno
600 × 1200 × 10mm · honed
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Travertino Onda
600 × 600 × 10mm · honed
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Emperador Perla
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
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Paonazzo Perla
600 × 600 × 9mm · matte
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Emperador Ravenna
600 × 600 × 10mm · honed
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Emperador Taffeta
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
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Emperador Sovrano
600 × 600 × 10mm · polished
Made to order
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Emperador Ponente
600 × 600 × 10mm · matte
Made to order
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Marquina Tirreno
600 × 600 × 9mm · matte
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Paonazzo Cristallo
600 × 1200 × 9.5mm · matte
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Emperador Sorrento
600 × 1200 × 10mm · honed
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Emperador Lucca
600 × 600 × 10mm · honed
600×1200 floor tiles
372 styles
The default size for new Australian builds: broad, calm, and friendly to most domestic substrates.
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Bianco Reale
1200 × 600mm · honed
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Nuvola Tenero
1200 × 600mm · honed
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Sereno Verona
1200 × 600mm · honed
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Seta Meridiana
1200 × 600mm · honed
In a roomArabescato Firenze
1200 × 600mm · honed
In a roomArabescato Firenze
1200 × 600mm · honed
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Lumière Bellagio
1200 × 600mm · honed
In a roomPaonazzo Capri
1200 × 600mm · honed
In a roomPaonazzo Prestige
1200 × 600mm · honed
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Paonazzo Costa
600 × 1200 × 9mm · matte
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Crema Toscano
1200 × 2600mm · matte
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Greige Sole
1200 × 2600mm · matte
800×1600 & larger
39 styles
The current high-end default for ensuites, feature walls, and rooms with serious visual ambition.
In a roomStatuario Quintessenza
2800 × 1200mm · matte
In a roomCalacatta Siena
2800 × 1200mm · matte
In a roomCalacatta Opale
2800 × 1200mm · matte
In a roomCalacatta Perla
2800 × 1200mm · matte
In a roomCemento Corte
2800 × 1200mm · matte
In a roomCalacatta Squisito
2800 × 1200mm · matte
In a roomCalacatta Lumière
2800 × 1200mm · matte
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Sereno Eterno
400 × 800 × 20mm · honed
Large format marble-look
157 styles
Sweeping veining across a single tile face: the look that small-format marble can never quite achieve.
In a roomStatuario Asolo
1220 × 610mm · honed
In a roomCalacatta Meridiano
1220 × 610mm · honed
In a roomCalacatta Brillante
1220 × 610mm · honed
In a roomStatuario Quintessenza
2800 × 1200mm · matte
In a roomCalacatta Damasco
2700 × 900mm · matte
In a roomCalacatta Monte
2700 × 900mm · matte
In a roomCalacatta Nuvola
2700 × 1200mm · matte
In a roomCalacatta Saviano
2780 × 1200mm · matte
In a roomCalacatta Siena
2800 × 1200mm · matte
In a roomStatuario Opale
2780 × 1200mm · matte
In a roomCalacatta Giardino
1200 × 1200mm · matte
In a roomCalacatta Tramonto
1200 × 1200mm · matte
Large format concrete-look
168 styles
Industrial calm at residential scale: the most-specified neutral floor in contemporary Australian builds.
In a roomCemento Corte
2800 × 1200mm · matte
In a roomCemento Atelier
2700 × 1200mm · matte
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Grigio Cachemire
400 × 1200 × 12mm · matte
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Grigio Ponente
600 × 1200 × 9mm · matte
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Beton Lucca
600 × 1200 × 9mm · matte
In a roomGrigio Sereno
1200 × 1200mm · matte
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Grigio Riviera
600 × 1200 × 10mm · matte
In a roomCemento Castello
1200 × 600mm · matte
In a roomGrigio Dolomiti
1200 × 1200mm · matte
Beton Meridiana
600 × 1200 · matte
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Beton Morbido
600 × 1200 × 9mm · matte
In a roomCemento Sovrano
1200 × 1200mm · matte
Porcelain slabs (1200×2400+)
199 styles
Near-seamless surfaces for splashbacks, vanities, and feature walls: minimal grout, maximum continuity.
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Scoglio Saviano
1630 × 2340 × 12mm · satin
Made to order
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Coriandolo Zenith
1420 × 2530 × 20mm · honed
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Palladio Taffeta
1250 × 3050 × 20mm · honed
Made to order
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Veneziano Capri
1250 × 3050 × 20mm · honed
Made to order
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Seminato Parma
1250 × 3050 × 20mm · honed
Made to order
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Palladio Imperiale
1250 × 3050 × 20mm · honed
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Veneziano Ravenna
1420 × 2530 × 20mm · honed
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Confetti Sole
1420 × 2530 × 20mm · honed
Made to order
Why large format
The visual effect. Each grout line is a visual interruption. Reduce the number of lines and the eye reads the floor as a continuous plane. In open-plan living areas a 600×1200 tile has roughly a quarter of the grout area of a 300×300 tile across the same floor, and the room feels measurably calmer.
Small rooms feel bigger, not smaller. This is counterintuitive but well-established. In a small bathroom, fewer grout lines mean fewer visual stops for the eye, so the surface reads as larger than it is. The traditional advice to "use small tiles in small rooms" is the opposite of what actually works.
Substrate preparation. Large format is unforgiving of an uneven floor. Industry standard is 3mm flatness under a 2m straightedge, tighter than the 6mm acceptable for small-format work. If your slab doesn't meet this, a self-levelling compound is needed before tiling starts.
Back-buttering. Tiles 600×600 and larger must be back-buttered (adhesive applied to the back of the tile as well as the floor) to achieve full coverage. Without it, voids beneath the tile crack under load.
Choosing & ordering
Sizing. 600×1200 is the workhorse: broad enough to feel modern, manageable for a competent tiler. 800×1600 is the current high-end default for ensuites and feature walls. Slabs (1200×2400+) are for splashbacks, vanities and walls where you want zero grout joints.
Lippage. Lippage is the height difference between adjacent tiles at a grout line. On large format, even minor cupping is amplified by the long edge, so brick offsets above one-third are risky. Use a 1/3 brick offset or straight lay, and lippage levelling clips during install.
The tiler matters more than the tile. Ask any tiler bidding the job how many 600×1200+ jobs they've completed in the last twelve months. If the answer is vague, find someone else. A bad large-format install is expensive to fix.
Ordering. Add 10% for straight lay, 15% for brick or diagonal. Always order from a single batch. Get a quote →
Large format tile questions
What counts as large format?
Any tile ≥600mm on one side. In practice, 600×1200 and above, the size where specialist installation becomes essential.
Do I need a specialist tiler?
Yes. Ask how many 600×1200+ jobs they've done in the last year. Substrate prep, back-buttering and lippage control are skills, not common knowledge.
Are large format tiles harder to maintain?
Easier. Fewer grout lines means less to clean, less to seal, fewer places for grime.
What is lippage?
The height difference between adjacent tiles at a grout joint. Use ≤1/3 brick offset, levelling clips, and a flat substrate to avoid it.
Can large format tiles go in a small bathroom?
Yes, they make small bathrooms feel larger. Fewer visual interruptions mean the surface reads as one continuous plane.
Looking for slabs specifically?
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